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In this episode of Atomic Construction, Kevin Hohe sits down with Dan Wheeler, founder of River City Fence and host of The Fence Industry Podcast, to talk about grit, growth, and the lessons learned from four decades in the trades. What begins as a conversation between two builders turns into an honest exploration of evolution, from running family businesses to shaping an entire industry through curiosity and community.
Dan shares how he turned his father’s small town fence company into a multi crew operation while producing more than 500 podcast episodes and helping others grow along the way. Together, Kevin and Dan unpack what it means to lead by example, the tension between craftsmanship and entrepreneurship, and how the trades can reclaim the respect they deserve.
In this episode:
• Why being the best builder is not the same as being the best business owner
• How curiosity and networking sparked the first fence industry podcast
• The power of evolving from hands on work to leadership
• Why mentorship and community matter more than competition
• What it means to build something that lasts, on site and in life
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And let us know what you think with our feedback form.
Produced by Pineapple Audio Production.
Produced by Pineapple Audio Production
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Pineapple Audio ProductionIn this episode of Atomic Construction, Kevin Hohe sits down with Dan Wheeler, founder of River City Fence and host of The Fence Industry Podcast, to talk about grit, growth, and the lessons learned from four decades in the trades. What begins as a conversation between two builders turns into an honest exploration of evolution, from running family businesses to shaping an entire industry through curiosity and community.
Dan shares how he turned his father’s small town fence company into a multi crew operation while producing more than 500 podcast episodes and helping others grow along the way. Together, Kevin and Dan unpack what it means to lead by example, the tension between craftsmanship and entrepreneurship, and how the trades can reclaim the respect they deserve.
In this episode:
• Why being the best builder is not the same as being the best business owner
• How curiosity and networking sparked the first fence industry podcast
• The power of evolving from hands on work to leadership
• Why mentorship and community matter more than competition
• What it means to build something that lasts, on site and in life
Stay connected:
And let us know what you think with our feedback form.
Produced by Pineapple Audio Production.
Produced by Pineapple Audio Production
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.